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Four members of the ICC were held in Zintan since June 7 after travelling there to help prepare Seif al-Islam's defence
Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor (R) and her interpreter from Lebanon, Helen Assaf, seen  following their release
Sang-Hyun Song, the President of the International Criminal Court, pictured in Zintan on July 2
Seif al-Islam, the captured son of killed Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi
Thomas Lubanga was convicted in March
A labour rights group says it has found "deplorable" working conditions at Apple suppliers in China
"I am ready to go before the ICC so that we may finally know in Ivory Coast who did what," said Ble Goude
The International Court of Justice at the Hague holds a public hearing concerning Hissene Habre in March 2012
A police officer takes a juvenile offender into custody
File photo of Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor, held in Libya since June 7
Ajmi al-Atiri, commander of the Zintan brigade that arrestedf Seif al-Islam, pictured on June 9
The violence was sparked after Laurent Gbagbo's refusal to accept election defeat last year
Seif al-Islam Kadhafi
Seif al-Islam Kadhafi
Digital music revenues per user in China are currently about 1% of that of the US, according to the IFPI
At $67 million, China's overall music sales were smaller than Ireland's in 2011
The US Patent and Trademark Office
Republican White House hopeful Mitt Romney will address the largest black civil rights group in the United States
Rwandan Captain Ildephonse Nizeyimana (C), a military intelligence leader nicknamed the "Butare butcher"
Australian Foreign Minister, Bob Carr,  travelled to Libya on Monday

Palestinians invoke civil rights on Obama tour

Palestinians sour at Barack Obama's perceived failure to honour their historical struggle have invoked the US civil rights movement and South Africa's apartheid in a bid to win his sympathy.
 

Murder trial Italian marines on way back to Delhi

Two Italian marines flew back to India on Friday to face murder charges, after Rome dramatically reversed a decision that they would not return which had triggered a diplomatic firestorm.
 

Italy says will send marines back to India for trial

Italy said two marines on trial for murder in India would return to the country by Friday, a stunning turnaround after Rome earlier unleashed a diplomatic furore by saying they would not go back.
 

White House will not rest on gun laws: Biden

The White House will keep pushing for tough gun ownership laws despite little support in Congress, Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday, as fellow Democrats vowed to introduce a bill to halt violence.
 

ICC team in Kigali to transfer DR Congo rebel boss

Experts from the International Criminal Court have arrived in Kigali to help transfer Democratic Republic of Congo warlord Bosco Ntaganda to the Netherlands to face trial, a US official said.
 

DR Congo rebel transfer won't bring peace

The transfer to the International Criminal Court of warlord Bosco Ntaganda would be a blow against impunity but will not fundamentally change the situation in eastern DR Congo, analysts say.
 

Sri Lanka must launch rights abuse probe: UN body

Sri Lanka must launch an in-depth probe into claims that government troops killed 40,000 civilians during a 2009 offensive against Tamil Tiger rebels that ended its three-decade civil war, the UN Human Rights Council said Thursday.
 

Ex-president Gbagbo's party to boycott I.Coast local poll

Former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo's party announced Thursday it would boycott the regional and local elections scheduled for April 21, saying the vote would not be fair.
 

Rwanda backs DR Congo rebel transfer to trial: Kagame

Rwandan President Paul Kagame said Thursday all support would be given to ensure the swift extradition of Democratic Republic of Congo warlord Bosco Ntaganda to the International Criminal Court.
 

DR Congo warlord 'to be taken to The Hague within days'

Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda, who turned himself in at the US embassy in Rwanda for extradition to the International Criminal Court, will be transferred to The Hague within days, the court's chief prosecutor said Wednesday.
 

ICC 'will not drop charges' against Kenya's Kenyatta

The International Criminal Court will not drop the crimes against humanity charges against Kenyan president-elect Uhuru Kenyatta, The Hague-based court's chief prosecutor said Wednesday.
 

ICC 'will not drop charges' against Kenya's president-elect

The International Criminal Court will not drop the crimes against humanity charges against Kenyan president-elect Uhuru Kenyatta, The Hague-based court's chief prosecutor said Wednesday.
 

ICC officials en route to collect DR Congo warlord: US

International Criminal Court officials are travelling to Rwanda to collect Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda, who is holed up in the US embassy there, a top American diplomat said Wednesday.
 

Palestinians want Obama to end 'passivity' on peace

Palestinians want President Barack Obama's milestone visit this week to lead to a more active US approach to resolving the conflict with Israel, before the West Bank is overrun by Jewish settlements and it is too late for a two-state solution.
 

US porn filmmaker sued over condom rule

An AIDS support group announced legal action Tuesday against a US porn film company for allegedly failing to enforce a new Los Angeles law requiring actors to wear condoms while on set.
 

US top court sides with Thai student in copyright row

The US Supreme Court sided Tuesday with a former Thai student who made $90,000 reselling text books bought abroad and sparked a copyright row with a publisher.
 

US expects Rwanda to let DR Congo warlord leave

Washington is working to send a DR Congo warlord holed up in the US embassy in Rwanda to the International Criminal Court and expects he will be given safe passage, a US official said Tuesday.
 

Global patent filings rose 6.6% in 2012: WIPO

International patent filings increased by 6.6 percent in 2012 from the previous year, with China, Japan and South Korea posting double-digit growth, the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) said Tuesday.
 

US top court sides with Thai student

The US Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with a Thai student who had resold text books bought abroad and sparked a copyright row with a publisher.
 

ICC wants DR Congo warlord after shock surrender

The International Criminal Court (ICC) called Tuesday for the swift transfer of wanted DR Congo warlord Bosco Ntaganda to The Hague after his shock surrender to the US embassy in Kigali.
 

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